LawFuel’s 2022 Lawyer of the Year is the battling ‘loophole lawyer’ who fought to get Charlotte Bellis into the country under the MIQ lottery system.
Florida’s nursing workforce is under closer regulatory watch than it has been in years, and the numbers tell the story. Complaints filed with the Florida Department of Health against registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and advanced practice registered nurses have continued to climb, driven in part by stricter reporting requirements, expanded prescribing authority for APRNs,
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Personal Injury Marketing Battle Heats Up Australia’s largest specialist personal injury firm, Law Partners, is sharpening its marketing strategy, appointing independent agency Today the Brave to handle brand strategy, creative and media following a competitive pitch. It is more than the customary agency reshuffle in the law branding space as the move reflects an increasingly
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A New South Wales barrister has been reprimanded after apparently deciding that some of the more tiresome conventions of courtroom practice, such as standing, bowing to the judge and arriving on time, were more guidelines than rules. Mahmoud Mandoh was reprimanded following his conduct during a 2023 criminal trial, with the disciplinary register recording what
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Pillsbury is putting AI firmly into the executive suite, appointing veteran legal innovation strategist Oz Benamram as Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer. Benamram, who has led innovation functions at Simpson Thacher, White & Case and Morrison & Foerster, will oversee the firm’s AI strategy, governance, data science and knowledge management. The appointment puts Pillsbury among a
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Private Equity And Big Law Moves Paul Weiss, Quinn Emanuel and Proskauer have reportedly held preliminary conversations about outside capital, providing a key signal that private equity has found the back-office door into American law. LawFuel has been tracking that door since private equity first began eyeing Big Law and top firms started opening it.
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Thomas Ickeringill has joined Jones Day as of counsel in its Tax Practice. He is based in the Firm’s Melbourne Office. Mr. Ickeringill brings nearly 15 years of professional tax experience across Australia and the United Kingdom, with a practice focused on tax controversy involving international tax, transfer pricing, Mutual Assistance Procedures, and integrity measures.
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Jennifer Breen has joined Jones Day as a partner in its Tax Practice. She is based in the Firm’s Washington Office. Ms. Breen represents domestic and multinational businesses, large partnerships, high-net-worth individuals, and family offices in tax controversy and IRS administrative matters. Ms. Breen has decades of experience across government service, a Big Four public
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Key Takeaway Law firms poured record money into AI through 2025, with technology spend up 9.7% and knowledge-management investment up 37.2% since 2021. New BARBRI research finds most firms rolled the tools out faster than they built any way to measure whether lawyers actually work differently. The question underneath: firms are deploying software that does
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Report also offers a path for Learning & Development (L&D), Knowledge Management (KM), and Innovation teams to work together to bridge those gaps DALLAS, Aug. 6, 2026 – Even as firms race to deploy AI tools, Learning & Development, Knowledge Management, and Innovation teams at law firms are grappling with measuring and leveraging these rollouts, new research from BARBRI Professional Education
Auckland-based legal and tax AI company Nylon, formerly Law Cyborg, has opened a Seed funding round seeking $20 million to accelerate growth in the United Kingdom and prepare its product for the United States market. Founded by former EY and EY Law tax lawyer Andrew Wierda, (pictured) Nylon provides AI-powered tax and legal research for
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